Amidst cries over the increasing insecurity in the country, Senator Ali Ndume, the lawmaker representing Borno South Senatorial District in the National Assembly, has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to wake up regarding his constitutional duty of saving lives.
Senator Ndume decrying the insecurity ravaging the Northern part of the country, said the situation in was getting worse by the day.
Speaking during an interview on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics, Ndume stressed that the resurgence of the Boko Haram /Islamic State of West African Province (ISWAP) kept increasing.
Senator Ndume, who double as the Chairman, Senate Committee on the Army, also lamented the increase in killings and violence in his constituency.
“The situation in the Northeast, particularly Borno State is terrible. I can tell you that the situation is getting R. There is a resurgence of the insurgency in the northeast.
“Terrorists recently attacked Askira and Damboa Local Government Areas of his state and killed some people while carting away foodstuff and other valuables.
“From the report I received, two people were killed in Damboa Local Government. Two people were also killed in Gumsuri, Damboa Local Government.
“In Askira, people scampered into the bush for safety. I have not gotten the true assessment of the situation or report on the lives lost,” he said.
The APC lawmaker, however, described the call by the Senate Minority Leader, Eyinnanya Abaribe, for President Buhari to resign as unnecessary.
Recalls that Abaribe, while contributing to a motion on insecurity on the floor of the Senate, a few days ago call for President Buhari Resignation, over the high level of insecurity witnessed across the country.
Also, the Senate passed a vote on no-confidence on the military, police, and other security agencies in Nigeria.
